Zipline Medical

Docomo Innovations, located in Palo Alto, CA, acts as a vital link between Japan and Silicon Valley, focusing on the mobile market to innovate products and services through technology development and collaboration with business partners, research laboratories, and startups. The company is structured around four key teams that drive innovation in areas such as AI, open innovation strategies, product planning, and business development. By leveraging big data analytics and fostering partnerships, Docomo Innovations seeks to address contemporary social issues while supporting startups in entering the Japanese market through strategic investment and collaboration. The Product Planning Strategy Group ensures a continuous focus on emerging technologies, products, and market opportunities to maintain a competitive edge in the constantly evolving landscape. Generated from the website

XEI Scientific produces radio frequency plasma cleaning systems for electron microscopes and vacuum systems. Its Evactron brand cleaners remove atmospheric molecular contamination, oils and other hydrocarbons from electron microscope interiors by a plasma-activated reaction that produces oxygen radicals from admitted air. This process eliminates contaminated scans, improves resolution, maximizes X-ray sensitivity and cleans specimens. These cleaners are used for hydrocarbon and organic contamination control in vacuum systems as well. Since XEI Scientific was founded in 1991, it has installed more than 200 Evactron anti-contaminators worldwide. XEI Scientific maintains its headquarters in Redwood City, Calif.

Assay Technology was founded in 1981 and is based in Pleasanton, Calif. The company manufactures and markets chemical exposure monitoring systems to address environmental and occupational health concerns. Assay Technology also provides analytical laboratory services and monitors to sample for more than 223 Occupational Safety and Health Administration-regulated chemicals. In February 2004, the company acquired the respirator cartridge and canister test facility of Miller-Nelson Research of Monterey, Calif. his acquisition positions Assay Technology to assume a position as one of the leading independent laboratories for the evaluation of cartridges and canisters used in air-purifying respirators.